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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1963

Page

2

Jolly Kids and Odd Phrases Spark Smiles at Home

A family anecdote recalls a boy who planned to visit the Kansas State Bank because his snow shovel check was drawn there, and a Kansas City dinner party moment where a hostess’s son helped with a razor. The lighthearted notes echo Art Linkletter’s charm.

Kansas City

Saturday Notebook Dad and the sitter tale

A humorous anthology of small family moments. A grandmother recalls a minister visitor, a grandchild offers a martini, and an aunt shares gossip about a thriving newborn. The niece’s baby grows, while a 5 year old greets the sitter and jokes about feeding the infant.

Honeymoon In India Showcases Old World Marriage Traditions

Late winter Hindu weddings hinge on astrological timing and parental bargaining. Dowries and caste influence govern brides with little say, while introductions, controlled meetings, and elaborate processions mark the union. The ceremony blends ritual pomp with stark social constraints.

Bramit 54th Wedding Anniversary Noted in Ottowa Area

Auld Lang Syne Mr and Mrs D M Bramit of 109 N Locust observed their 54th wedding anniversary. Elmer Underwood, former Ottawan and member of Underwood and Underwood, visited from Maple Springs NY on business. Franklin County sheriffs officers searched for bandits who held up the Spring Hill bank. Telegraph reported a tornado in Omaha NE with an estimated 200 deaths. Ross Bower, Hutchinson Gazette reporter and former Franklin County resident, quit to work in his father’s Pomona lumber and elevator business. F Doman was called to Lane by his mother’s serious illness.

India D. M. Bramit N. Locust Elmer Underwood Underwood and Underwood Maple Springs N. Y Franklin County Spring Hill Ross Bower Hutchinson Gazette Pomona F. Doman Lane

Prayer for forgiveness and renewed purpose

A devotional prayer requesting God's forgiveness for sins of omission and commission. It asks for repentance, grace, and the strength to improve in the future, concluding with a plea in Jesus' name. The quoted Bible verse Hebrews 13:5 reinforces the assurance of God's presence.

Jesus

Swedish Pianist At Baker University Concert

In Rice Auditorium at 8 p m on Tuesday March 28 the Baker University community will welcome young Swedish pianist Inger Wikstrom making her first U S appearance this spring after a tour of 10 Italian cities under UNESCO sponsorship. She debuted in Stockholm in 1959 at 19 and has since given Wigmore Hall recitals and London television performances, with selections by Koch Grieg Prokofiev Beethoven and Chopin.

Baldwin Inger Wikstrom Baker University Rice Auditorium Miss Wikstrom United States Italy Unesco Stockholm London Erland V. Koch Grieg Prokofiev Beethoven Chopin

Quenemo News Club Hosts Covered Dish Dinner

The Willing Workers Club met in the Annex with Mrs. Mary Wilson as hostess. Seventeen members, five children and six guests shared a noon covered dish meal. They quilted blocks for Mrs. Stella Sweetwood and planned next with Mrs. Ada Thompson. Band Mothers elected officers: Mrs. Larry Walker president, Mrs. Van Cade vice president, Mrs. Joe Jackson secretary treasurer. The second annual Round Robin Mission Conference is at Quenemo Baptist Church and runs to March 31. Past Noble Grands Club met with Mrs. Ellen Green assisted by Mrs. Bill Ragan. eleven members attended. Mrs. Roger Comstock led devotionals and Mrs. Walter Hull led business. recreation by Mrs. Bill Poston. Next meeting with Mrs. Ernest Perry.

Willing Workers Club Annex Mary Wilson Stella Sweetwood Ada Thompson Larry Walker van Cade Joe Jackson Noble Grands Club Ellen Green Bill Ragan Roger Comstock Walter Hull Bill Poston Ernest Perry

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Display

Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area by mail. Rates include one month a dollar fifty and three months four twenty five within the trade area. non trade area prices rise to one month one fifty, three months four twenty five, six months eight, and one year fifteen.

Mata Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press Associated All AP News

Ottawa High Week Brims With Pep Club and Club News

Cyclone Doin's Pep Club dressed as hillbillies for a hillbilly buffet with a skit titled Gun Wedding. Senior Kayettes played Easter bunny for hospital patients. New gymnastic equipment arrives for GAA and gym classes. Ten FBLA reps attend a regional in Topeka to compete in shorthand typing and bookkeeping. Kansas City business college speaker discusses careers. Journalism dept unveils an all season basketball magazine with photos and stats. Tom Jordan designed the cover.

Daisy Maes OHS Hillbillies Susan Sandow Inger Pederson Gail Davenport Janet Daugharthy Mary Tipton Anne Casida Kathy Reusch Barbara Artinger Marcia Doman Miss Rose Shular Long Johns Deanna Smith Joyce Bartlett Myra Droge Jean Allen Cheryl DeWald Shirley Yerkes Shelia Mulcahey Margery Golden Peggy Walburn Karen Lambright Leroy Bailey Marie Girard R. E. Knaack Kansas City Business College Conrad Downing Ottawa High Downing Ted Brill Queen of Courts Tom Jordan Cov

Hysterectomy details with Dr Molner guidance

Dear Mrs AK asks about major surgery in hysterectomy for a large fibroid tumor. The procedure is major but not inherently alarming. removal of the uterus ends pregnancy, menopause may be accelerated if ovaries are removed, otherwise menopause occurs at about 45. Recovery relieves pressure and anemia may improve. mental effects are minimal beyond relief.

Joseph G. Molner Mother Dundee Ill

Drama club sets dates for spring production and auditions

Speech and drama students under Miss Feuerborn performed in a district contest at Shawnee Mission North High School with Linda Showalter and Bill Douglas taking monologues. A one act play by Salli Corlis and others titled Perfect Analysis Given By Parrot followed. Tryouts for the third all school play were held last Thursday with a long cast list and roles announced. Curtain falls this Saturday as the season nears its final act.

Jane Feuer Shawnee Mission North High School Linda Showalter Bill Douglas Tony Warren Teresa Morrisey Parrot Gloriana Anne Machin Mary Barbara Hughes Jane Judy Ferguson Fran Darline Diven Bascom Salli Curtis Jill Paula Howell Debbie Nancy Burlingham Will Tatum Snippet Alan Rybolt Tom Mulligan Wayne Kissinger Mill .Wilkins Myra Droge Edith Ponton Virginia Paul Nicki Prentice Aleta Stevens Becky Lawrance Gary Mavity Mauidee Griffin Bob Hyden Pam Sue Judd Tully Terry Wollen Count Mountjoy Ben Park David Bentner Jim Graham Ann Norma Mary Tipton Helen Carolyn Mayes Reiner Boston Rick Winchester

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